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By Robert Scucci
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One of the reasons I’ve been a fan of South Park As the third grade is that Trey Parker and Matt Stone have always committed to the piece in ways that are so far -reaching that you can’t help but impress you. So much, really, that that 25 season “The Big Fix” is Retcons Token Black’s name for Tolkien Black, suggesting that his name has always been referring to author JRR Tolkien, although his name has actually been in reference to symbolism since he had his first speaking role in season 3 because he is the only black child in town.
Gaslight Something that is generated – something that is generated a healthy amount of Racist Humor throughout the run of the entire series, such as Token/Tolkien someSut is a skill string somewhere in his attic.
“The big fix” is supposed to be taken literally
South Park “The Big Fix” has a simple blot focusing on Stan Marsh, who has been shocked to find that he is the only person who believed his friend’s name spelled “Token,” not “Tolkien.” The whole joke focuses on the fact that everyone always knows that his name was Tolkien, and that it would be a racist Stan for thinking that the only black child in his class would have a name in reference to his mostly social status in a white town.
Stan feels so much guilt that he visits Dr. Gauche, who cuts the fourth wall by putting the responsibility on the audience, saying, “I wonder if anyone else thought this child’s name was a ticket?
As someone who watches TV with subtitles only, I knew where this South Park Gag was going, and knew it was only a matter of time before Token’s name in written form would be exchanged with Tolkien on stream After “The Big Fix” went on the air.
And if you’ve been watching South Park Obsessively as long as I am, you’ve probably got up on the joke too. However if you bloom late and have not started watching South Park until much later in the run (or don’t watch TV with subtitle), you would have no reason to believe that Tolkien’s name is actually a sign through season 24.
Gas lighting at a specialized level
Cut the fourth wall again at the end of this South Park Chapter, Dr. Gauche turns to the audience, noting, “The story of a young Stan Marsh may seem amazing. Jrr tolkienThen call 1-800- I’m a huge piece of sh*t because you’re the f*cking problem. “
What’s more, Tolkien’s father, Steve, is about B story with Stan’s father, Randy, who realizes that South Park Don’t want to buy marijuana from white ownership farms. In his desperate attempt to rebrand Tegrity Farms so that he appeals to a wider demographic, Randy hires Steve as a financial adviser for his business so that he can use his similarity on notice boards to produce more sales than he had ever had before.
Steve, who realizes he is used as a symbolic black person (as his son’s original canonical name suggests) to drive sales, decides to open a street shop of Randy with his new farm, Credigree Weed, the carrier of the psychoactive plant that has a greater “belief” than his white comparison.
Joke with layers
Highlight the problem with symbolism, which has been a source of humor in the series for decades literally, South Park Retconned ticket to Tolkien so any viewer who felt unjust would be called out as a racist by Dr. Gauche scrambles to his back on Max, only to find out that the spelling has already been changed, all but confirming that his name has ever been referring to the author of the Lord of the rings.
Take a dunk on the concept of inclusion for performing morality, South Park Removal of the rewrite history and re -engagement of the Tolkien character so related (seriously, who retitters?) So that you can’t help but be awestruck by how far Trey Parker and Matt Stone are ready to take things to land a joke.
